A Soviet monument to the service personnel of the second world war stands in front of the ruins of a house near Avdiivka , a city the bombs played ‘a key role’ in destroying.A Soviet monument to the service personnel of the second world war stands in front of the ruins of a house near Avdiivka , a city the bombs played ‘a key role’ in destroying.
They are described in the military as being “drop-and-forget” as aircraft carrying them are able to fire out of reach of Ukraine’s air-defence systems. The thinktank noted that the source of the success of the weapon was the lack of capacity within the Ukrainian air defence. The Ukrainian report on the latest military developments notes that on the samples of such munitions obtained by its forces the “surface of electronic components is rubbed or varnished, which prevents the identification of some components”.
A key developer of the technology being attached to the bombs is said to be the Russian manufacturer NPO Basalt JSC, which is able to produce 500 units a month.
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